Boston Post Published Daily Issue October 38 1913
The Boston Post edition from October 38 1913 details daily publication by Post Publishing Co at 259 Washington St Boston Mass. The issue serves as an independent Democratic paper for New England with no additional events or articles readable in this fragment.
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Boston Post
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New England
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Mass
Subscription rates and payment instructions for Post Publishing Co
The notice lists Daily and Sunday rates for U S Canada and foreign editions with yearly and short-term options. It specifies per copy postage in Canada and Boston district, and warns that money is sent at sender's risk with checks or money orders payable to POST PUBLISHING CO.
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Post Publishing CO
Subscriptions to the Post Must Be Paid in Advance
Subscribers are reminded to pay in advance or risk discontinuation on expiration. If you cannot obtain the Post regularly from your newsdealer or newsboy, notify us by postal at once. E. A. Grozier, Editor and Publisher.
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E. A. Grozier
No Compulsion in Massachusetts Election Spending
Mr. Charles Sumner Bird argues for amending the Massachusetts corrupt practices act to tighten limits on wealthy candidates personal expenditures. He notes there is no legal compulsion for riches to spend. the issue rests on ethics as well as law.
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Charles Sumner Bird
Massachusetts
Tax will reach Americans abroad with new income law
Congressman Hull asserts the income tax provisions will tax Americans living overseas. He says thousands in Paris and other expatriates owning income property in the U S will owe tax, and they must pay taxes in the country where they reside as well.
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Congressman Hull
Paris
America
Eleonora Sears Named in Salem Police Court Case
A Salem Police Court matter involving Eleonora Sears for alleged automobile law violations is highlighted. The public accuses her of flouting the summons and avoiding court, stressing that joking with the law is not tolerated and she is aware of the charge.
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Eleonora Sears
Salem
Commonwealth
Coroner Seeks Wealthy Citizens for Jury in Schmidt Murder Case
The New York coroner has summoned prominent financiers to serve on a jury for the Schmidt murder case. The New York Herald questions the move while noting the duty of citizenship and the social obligations of the rich. The article cites John D. Rockefeller Vincent Astor and J P Morgan among those expected to respond.
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City of
New York
Schmidt
New York Herald
John D. Rockefeller
Vincent Astor
J. P. Morgan
A Good Suggestion on Women Voter Registration
The Boston Central Labor Union urges fuller registration of women for school committee elections. The piece notes past enthusiasm waned after Massachusetts granted school voting rights, and calls for renewed participation to ensure women remain a vital factor in selecting committees.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Massachusetts
Children to Be Trained for Voting on This Matter
The statement argues that if children wish to vote they must be willing and eager to participate in this important issue.
No Coal Grab Attempt Thwarted by Gov't Action in Alaska
The fight against private grabs of Alaska coal lands shifts after Gravis and Pinchot mobilized national concern. The General Land Office cancellations at Seattle leave about 40 more claims to be reviewed as a cleanup proceeds. Dismissals under a Republican administration are credited for preventing further audacious exploitation of public property.
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Uncle Sam
Gravis
Pinchot
General Land Office
Seattle
A Pleasant Berth for Governor of Porto Rico
The piece extols the governorship of Porto Rico as a pleasant, nonburdensome post with ideal surroundings. It imagines a successor to Juan Ponce de León ruling from a palace by a tropical sea, amid mountains, fertile plains, and a friendly people, suited for a poet or artist rather than a political prize.
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Porto Rico
Juan Ponce de Leon
Yankee Genius Shows Patent Office Uproar Of Invention
The patent office report reveals 67 986 patent applications in the last year with about 6 000 granted as valid. It notes self sustaining operation with receipts and expenditures around 4 million and a net balance of 158 000 dollars.
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Patent Office
Internal Revenue Collector Gill Resigns After 16 Years
James D. Gill steps down from his post as internal revenue collector in this district after a 16 year term. The next collector must be capable, efficient and reputable due to the large responsibility of collecting the federal income tax in Massachusetts.
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James D. Gill
Internal Revenue Collector
Massachusetts
The Elements of Safety on the New Haven Line
The piece argues that delaying Boston New York trains on the New Haven road is acceptable if it increases safety. It warns that adding 9 to 23 minutes to schedules does not guarantee safety and stresses human factors and equipment must be dependable under any timetable.
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New Haven Road
New York
New Haven
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk in Town
A playful poem describes a clever man who crafts a skating rink for files from a bald shining patch. He slicks the rink with soap and laughs as the files slip and break their legs while he proclaims his grief.
Sharp edge of a sure sting in a sure thing phrase
The line warns against trusting a claim described as a guaranteed success. It suggests skepticism toward overconfident promises and highlights the risk of being misled by false certainty.
The Redskin's Revenge film review and Indian household humor
A theatergoer notes The Redskin's Revenge a two reel Western parody. The review highlights Gasolena a chief's daughter and Pneuralgia in the Face as rivals, with Claude Cleevecourt courting Gasolena and a climactic knife fight ending with Claude battered and defeated.
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Bitter Root Mountains
Gasolena
Pneuralgia-in
Casolena
Pneuraigia
Gasollena
Pneuralgia
Pne
Adele on Broadway A French Farce Cleansed for American Audiences
The musical comedy Adele adapts a French farce into English with changes by Adolf Philipp and Edward A. Paulton. Hal Forde plays Baron Charles de Chantilly who fears debt, while Adele and Charles wed and resolve to stay married as Marianne and Robert pair off, ending with a harmonious final curtain.
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Paul Herve
Jean Briquet
Paris
Adolf Philipp
Edward A. Paulton
Charles de Chantilly
Hal Forde
Marianne de Neuville
Henri Parmaceau
Charles
Myrianne
Robert
Craufurd Kent
Robert Friebur
Natalie Alt
Will Danforth
Georgia Caine
Myrianne de Neuville
Baron Charles de Chantilly
Dallas Welford
Alfred Friebur
Harry C. Bradley
Jacques
Grape thefts, Harvard notes, and Boston city notes
A Boston letter column reports a boyish grape theft by local youths, jokes about a lawyer and a judge, quotes Dean Briggs on baseball, and describes President Elliott’s Cambridge visit. It covers Harvard freshmen enrollment, a giant mushroom find, St Mary’s whist parties, new gymnasia at the city, Bates Hall naming, goose prophecy, and Portsmouth Prison ships count.
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Stirl
Trrkt
Dodge
United States District Court
Boston
Daily Press
Love and Education Delay in Secret Engagement
A young woman asks if she should marry a college student now or wait two years for his education. The guidance urges waiting, noting moral and legal considerations and that love can endure a deliberate two year pause to support his studies.
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Miss Champagne
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